Graded winners to clash in Charles Town Oaks
Three graded winners, including Grade 1 winner Wicked Whisper and Grade 2 winner Tonalist’s Shape, will clash in Friday’s Grade 3 Charles Town Oaks.
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Tag: Phil Schoenthal
No-Lasix 2-year-old races in Maryland prompt debate
The Stronach Group announced it would restrict 2yo races in Maryland to horses not on Lasix – which may put them at odds with horsemen and the Commission
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Gifted Heart looking for third straight in Dickie Moore
Undefeated Gifted Heart, the only two-time winner in the field, will try for the hat trick in Saturday’s Dickie Moore Stakes at Charles Town Races.
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Lengthened Selima draws intriguing group
With a bigger purse and longer distance, Laurel’s Selima Stakes may be poised to become more prominent, and trainer Phil Schoenthal’s one who welcomes it.
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Godsey, others in Virginia “excited to get this back”
It was like old home week as familiar faces thrived in several Virginia-bred stakes Saturday at Colonial Downs.
Read More Hello Beautiful, Gifted Heart impress in Laurel Park scores
Two-year-old fillies Gifted Heart and Hello Beautiful impressed today at Laurel Park, and could see each other soon, perhaps in the Maryland Million.
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Two Emersons, strong and brave
The story of trainer Phil Schoenthal’s son Emerson, and of heart donor Emerson Dean – connected through the beating heart that kept two Emersons alive.
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Fasig-Tipton: New buyers, new sires, yet polarization persists
The recently completed Fasig-Tipton yearling sale saw bright spots with some new buyers and new sires, but the mid- and down-market ranges continued to be spotty, participants said.
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River Gal “carries family forward” with Jamestown win
River Gal won the Jamestown Stakes today at Laurel Park, the latest in an equine family that’s been very good to Morgan’s Ford Farm.
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Laurel Park set for promising fall stand
The 61-day fall meet at Laurel Park features 34 stakes worth over $3.4 million and opens on Friday, September 7.
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Past, present, future celebrated on Maryland Pride Day
Saturday’s Maryland Pride Day served as a celebration of the state’s racing past, present, and future, with four stakes races and the induction of two Hall of Famers.
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Lookback: No turf, no problem in Virginia-bred stakes
Four Virginia-bred stakes were taken off the turf at Laurel last Saturday – but owners, trainers, and jocks were undeterred and the show went on.
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